SEO services – what I can do for you

We start with a short conversation about your goals, your product and where your SEO stands today. Based on that, I propose a concrete plan – no vague promises and no one-size-fits-all packages.

Yes. Audits, one-off strategies and workshops are all on the table – especially if you want to see whether and how we can work together.

Yes. I can write all of it, or prepare detailed briefs for your team and check the quality. The content I deliver is ready to publish – optimized for Google, AI search and, above all, for people.

Yes – AI helps me with research, analysis and writing, but I edit every piece myself, and it’s always me who hits “Publish”. No copy-paste from AI.

With the clients I’ve worked with this year, the first results showed up within a few days to two weeks. Meaningful results take longer – one to three months, depending on your industry and competition. If you’re just starting with SEO, give it at least three months before you judge it. With access to authority, it goes much faster.

No. I don’t lock clients into long contracts. We can start with a small project, see the results and scale up – if it makes sense. I want a long-term relationship built on results, not on paperwork.

SaaS SEO isn’t random blog posts and generic keywords. It’s mapping buying intent to your product’s benefits – and creating content that ranks and converts.

Of course. I can join as an outside expert supporting your marketing team – from briefs and reviews to full execution, depending on what you need.

SEO (search engine optimization) services improve a website’s visibility in Google’s organic search results. They cover technical optimization, creating valuable content, building a backlink profile and data analysis. The goal is traffic from people actively searching for your products or services – without paying for every click.

In Poland, where I’m based, the most common range is about €500–3,500 a month. Small local businesses usually invest €500–1,000, mid-sized companies €1,200–2,000, and big projects – especially ecommerce and competitive industries – work with budgets of €2,500–12,000. SEO for €100 a month almost never makes sense. The one exception is a small local family business with no competition, where someone in the family can build a decent website, optimized well enough to show up for a few core searches.

Yes. Google still accounts for about 85–90% of global search engine traffic. Organic visibility remains a key source of leads and sales. Traffic from LLMs and AI tools is growing, but it’s still small compared to organic.